PRMTZ8 Motorized Precision Rotation Stage
Brand: ThorLabs | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A compact DC servo driven 360 degree rotation stage with a tapped platform for prisms, polarisers and other optics. A home limit switch locates zero, and the vernier scale allows manual readout of the angle.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Travel range | 360 degrees continuous |
| Maximum rotation velocity | 25 degrees per second |
| Bidirectional repeatability | plus or minus 0.1 degrees; backlash plus or minus 0.3 degrees |
| Minimum repeatable incremental motion | 0.04 degrees |
| Horizontal on-axis load capacity | 15 N (1.5 kg) |
| Specification | Platform 66.2 mm diameter, height 25 mm, weight 0.38 kg |
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